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Newspaper
Yea Chronicle
Location
Yea, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jan 13, 1916
Page
4
A historical cooking column offers recipes and preparation tips for various meats including treacle sponge, curry powder dishes, baked sheep’s heart, and tongue. It details boiling, soaking, stuffing, and simmering methods, with serving suggestions and caution on cleanliness and timing.
Rustic cookbook fragment describes boiling tripe with salt and lemon, serving with melted butter and milk sauce. Stewed steak is cut, peppered, braised two hours in water with toast. Sausages bathed in milk and edged with garlic and soda then baked in a buttered dish.
A fragmented recipe describes mixing two ounces of putter with milk, adding four quates, heating and stirring until thick, then combining yolks with whipped whites. Drop spoonfuls on a pressed tin and bake in a hot oven about twenty minutes, finishing with whipped cream and almond flavor.
Fragmentary OCR text mixes a breakfast dish recipe with a stray military reference. It mentions making a cheap breakfast using flour, pepper, thyme, milk or stock, egg, and frying in fat. The second fragment references a Belgian general named Sarerof joining forces, noting a targeting of Turks.
The wheat market shows firm tone amid large 5,000,000 ton British French shipments provoking activity. London trade remains holiday quiet yet steady. Freight flows rise with January berths. domestic arrivals quicken while rail routes face pressure. Prospects point to potential gains as the pool payout nears and New Year trade conditions improve.
A garbled civic note references Sandy's Chief and The Dukes amid ambiguous names and places. It hints at ownership disputes and local authority involvement, mentioning O HAVES and a clumsy term list that includes Teutache and Vheteria Termia- 4 Ss, with one remane ated ef semego.
A first person account describes vivid dreams linking a beloved violin heirloom to a murder and a chain of deaths. The writer recalls a house dentist of doom around a shopkeeper named F who repaired the fiddle, then died under shock when the instrument went missing. Subsequent dreams connect a Canada move and a severed string collapse to the violins fate.
An excerpt discusses use of chlorine gas in battle, its heavier-than-air fog effect, and how troops and civilians suffer. It cites James Dewar and reports from France noting gas exposure, injuries, and ambulance deaths. It also mentions Germans wearing cotter masks and new delivery methods with lighters and improvised depots.
A garbled line describes painting a chicken coop and keeping someone named Seeeuseae away from the wood. The text is highly jumbled with misreads and lacks clear context or complete facts to form a full item.
Prince Douglas and Hy WLLL headlined a crowded sea lion breeding display at Dandenong 1910 with dark hoof cover, measured 15.10 hands, and drawn strong crowds. The event compared favorably with Fle Hane stocks and featured notable sires such as Sarl and Den Connerit. Prices and sales details circulated, and all mares were sold to the public for foals.
A fragmented record of SMOODGER the Thoroughbred pony stallion bred by Stella and associated with Lady Melbourne. It notes performance hints, entries, and handicaps at Richmond and Ascot in 1912 including race weeks, timings, and mentions of jockeys Stowers and St. Dihm ar Wee. The text cites multiple event names, places New South Wales and Victoria, and lists horses, weights, and placements across the season.
J A Wild of High Street promotes wartime tailoring to stretch budgets with reduced prices. The offer claims better value than normal times and supports keeping staff employed during the present crisis.
Federal Clansman holds a certified soundus e at Welles and Lilyehale shows, with prizes won in 1505 at Warre Gee and Whittinaan. The article lists numerous show results across Britain and Australia, naming prize winners such as Gallant Fai es and Prions of Wales, plus the Regal Show in Manchester and events in Dumfries and Yarrawinga.
Crown Prince Ls 41 defeated contenders including Elinaiza and Lord Rantarle to claim the 1001 prize at Pallarsire. The event featured horses from Crown Princes line, with owner Chevive asserting health and foal guarantees. A mare balance and service terms totaling £ 8 3e were noted in the wagering and foal in foal assurances.
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